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How to Configure a Splash Sequence in Scroll Cinema

This tutorial shows how you can create cinematic introductions in Scroll Cinema using autorun markers, manual reels, and the logic system. This video is part of an ongoing tutorial series on how to use Scroll Cinema, a new visual editor for creating scroll-driven animations or scrolling movies, aka “scrollies”:    • Getting Started with Scroll Cinema   Subscribe to receive the latest tutorials covering different aspects of Scroll Cinema, as well as updates on new features. Access Scroll Cinema by signing up for an AltSalt account: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Get the assets used in this tutorial series, including a full export of A Modern Ghost, at this URL: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/fo... Example scrollies: A Modern Ghost: https://www.altsalt.com/scrollie/a-mo... OnChain Mecha: https://www.altsalt.com/scrollie/onch... Scroll Cinema landing page: https://www.scrollcinema.com/ Check out AltSalt, a community website for high-fidelity publishing formats like electronic literature, zines, comics, story-driven games, and more: https://www.altsalt.com/ Join the AltSalt and Scroll Cinema Discord:   / discord   BACKGROUND INFO Touch devices and the web have created a world dominated by scrolling. From browsing social media feeds, to viewing sleek product pages, to reading webcomics, scrolling is an intuitive part of interacting with much of today’s digital content. How can this simple, engaging gesture be used as a basis for creating approachable and visually captivating literary content? With this tutorial, participants will learn how to use Scroll Cinema, a new visual editor for creating dynamic, interactive works of electronic literature that use scrolling as a primary input. The toolset requires no programming experience and makes the creation of scrollable, animated content in the style of A Modern Ghost, Device 6, and The Boat simple and intuitive. Scroll Cinema opts for minimalism — think of it as a streamlined version of Unity combined with After Effects, optimized for simple scroll gestures of the web. See your initial ideas come to life in just a few minutes, then dive in further to master the tool’s depths.